Does the power bank come charged or do I need to charge it first?

The power bank will need to be charged before use. Keep it topped up every few months so it's ready when you need it, and consider using it for everyday device charging so it stays in rotation.

How long does the solar lantern take to recharge?

Recharge time depends on the strength and duration of sunlight exposure. The lantern is designed to collect solar energy over the course of a day, so plan to set it in direct sun when you're not using it.

Can I use each item separately or do they need to stay together?

Each piece works independently. You can take the lantern on a camping trip, keep the power bank in a purse or backpack, or grab the task light for a project without carrying the entire bundle.

What does the red signal mode on the lantern do?

The red flashing mode makes you visible to rescuers or other drivers, and it can mark your location if you're stranded. It's also useful for roadside stops or any situation where you need to be seen from a distance.

Go Bag Power & Light Kit

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The 3-second version

Power bank keeps devices charged during outages or roadside emergencies
Flexible task light mounts hands-free for close-up work in the dark
Inflatable solar lantern packs flat and recharges without batteries
No radio or first aid included
Power bank must be pre-charged
Lantern recharge time depends on sunlight

Why it's on GiftsFeed

Three essentials for the emergency kit you'll actually keep stocked

Most emergency kits are single-use flashlights and battery packs you never touch until they're already dead. This bundle gives you a power bank, a flexible work light, and a solar lantern that each serve a different need—device power, hands-free task lighting, and area illumination with a signal mode. Because the lantern recharges itself and the other two pieces are rechargeable, you can rotate them into camping trips or power outages without restocking disposable cells. It's the difference between a kit that sits untested for years and one you'll actually know how to use when the lights go out.

Good gift when

People who want emergency gear they can test and use between crises
Households preparing for storm season or rolling blackouts
Drivers who cover long distances or rural routes regularly
Campers building a kit that pulls double duty for backcountry trips

Skip it if You need a kit with AM/FM radio, first aid supplies, or tools beyond lighting and device charging

What's included

Charge 100 Max power bank
Solar FlexLight
Luci Emergency inflatable solar lantern

If you're giving it

No sizing to guess

Ships as separate items; recipient may want to add a storage bag or case to keep the bundle together.

The details

Most emergency kits sit in a closet with dead batteries and gear you forgot you had. This bundle collects three pieces you can test, charge, and rotate into everyday use so they're ready when the power goes out or you're stuck on the roadside.

The Charge 100 Max power bank keeps phones and tablets running when the grid is down. The Solar FlexLight mounts or hangs for hands-free task lighting—changing a tire, finding the breaker panel, cooking on a camp stove in the dark. The Luci Emergency inflatable lantern runs on solar, packs flat, and includes a red flashing mode for signaling or marking your location.

Each piece works independently, so you can grab the lantern for a backyard outage or toss the power bank in a day pack without hauling the whole kit. The bundle covers the three failure points that leave people stuck: dead devices, no way to see what you're doing, and no light source that doesn't eat through batteries.

Because the lantern recharges from the sun and the power bank holds enough capacity to top up a smartphone several times, you're not racing the clock if the situation stretches past a few hours. The FlexLight bends, twists, and stands on its own, so you can aim it into an engine bay or prop it inside a tent without holding a flashlight in your teeth.

This is the kit that lives in the hall closet, the trunk, or the bottom of a hiking pack—compact enough that you won't resent the space it takes, useful enough that you'll pull pieces out between emergencies.

BioLite

Go Bag Power & Light Kit

Power bank, hands-free work light, and solar lantern with red signal mode in one ready-to-go bundle

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The 3-second version

Power bank keeps devices charged during outages or roadside emergencies
Flexible task light mounts hands-free for close-up work in the dark
Inflatable solar lantern packs flat and recharges without batteries
No radio or first aid included
Power bank must be pre-charged
Lantern recharge time depends on sunlight

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Questions

Does the power bank come charged or do I need to charge it first?: The power bank will need to be charged before use. Keep it topped up every few months so it's ready when you need it, and consider using it for everyday device charging so it stays in rotation.
How long does the solar lantern take to recharge?: Recharge time depends on the strength and duration of sunlight exposure. The lantern is designed to collect solar energy over the course of a day, so plan to set it in direct sun when you're not using it.
Can I use each item separately or do they need to stay together?: Each piece works independently. You can take the lantern on a camping trip, keep the power bank in a purse or backpack, or grab the task light for a project without carrying the entire bundle.
What does the red signal mode on the lantern do?: The red flashing mode makes you visible to rescuers or other drivers, and it can mark your location if you're stranded. It's also useful for roadside stops or any situation where you need to be seen from a distance.